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Release-day fix

06 Sep 14:21
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Thanks to Jonathan Bailey for reporting this bug and helping us find a fix.

In certain cases, SKIE couldn't be applied to a Gradle project. One such case was when no plugin was applied to the root module of the project. That's now fixed.

πŸŽ‰ First Open Source Release πŸŽ‰

06 Sep 13:50
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πŸŽ‰ It's finally happening! SKIE is now Open Source and available through Maven Central for anyone to use! πŸŽ‰

Head over to the release blog post to learn more: https://touchlab.co/skie-is-open-source

In this release, we have the following features:

  • Exhaustive switch on sealed classes and interfaces in Swift!
  • Kotlin enum translated to real Swift enums, with support for exhaustive switch statements in Swift!
  • Seamless translation of Kotlin's suspend functions to Swift's equivalent async/await!
  • Transparent bridging of Kotlin's Flow types to Swift's AsyncSequence.

To learn more about these features, how to use them, and how to get started with SKIE, visit the official documentation.

Enjoy!